Due to the highly complex nature of human and ecological systems, soil erosion has
increased considerably. Therefore, understanding watersheds and future forecasting …

Limited natural resources are available on the planet under immense pressure due to the
ever-increasing population and changing climate. Soil and water are fundamental natural …

In India, spatial and temporal variation of precipitation has been boundless varying from
11000 mm to 90 mm. The average annual per capita water availability has declined from …

Technological innovations will leads to meet the present and future challenges of agriculture
sector. Water is one of important natural resource, since time immemorial, also acted as …

CONTEXT Agroforestry, a sustainable land-use system that integrates trees with crops
and/or livestock, is recognized as an effective strategy for synergizing climate change …

Progressive environmental and climatic changes have significantly increased
hydrometeorological threats all over the globe. Floods have gained global significance …

Morphometric analysis of a river basin, encompassing the assessment of shape, drainage,
and terrain characteristics, is crucial for erosional, hydrological, and hydro-geological …

The red and lateritic zone (RLZ) of Eastern India comprises of south-west part of West
Bengal, a part of Odisha and Jahrkhand grimly a low position in respect of yield levels …

Climate change and human interventions over the past few decades have significantly
affected the groundwater resources in Ladakh Himalaya. Sparse or lack of suitable data and …

The degradation of land and increasing water scarcity are existing challenges for
agricultural sustainability, necessitating the implementation of improved soil-conservation …